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Taranaki Daily News, 30 April 1921, Page 7

are ’’ z Xs * 'tiou save ZAe Sitter ; ,/7 te-A Craamoata—/Ae Cream lAe Firrntl Oaf*. Easily prepared. The national Jr v like to . ? el * Silver Spoon, of 20— uh .pocteh. course,” says Sergeant Dan. “Thousands of In 3 °—2oii. klg.' people secured a Spoon under our previous schemes. The Silver Dessert Spoon I offer would cost five shillings in any retail shop, so it is a splendid rebate to purchasers of ‘Thistle* Foods. W “Here are shown the various packages which come under my new scheme. I Note the names, so you’ll know what to ask your Grocer for; and also n °te what part of the labels you have to retain. 1 **We ask for a postal note for 1/6 with each collection, so as to make it possible for you to obtain a spoon with as small a number of wrappers, i SMjlj* labels or bags as will render the Gift available to all in a reasonable time. each collection as soon as complete; then stat another. The more .. Th! , tle .. Oalmta l-F»r Silw Inistle Goods you buy, the quicker you’ll get the Spoon—for your Coliec- Spoon, collect— If Hxmw tion can include ALL these products.”— Sergeant Dan. 20—5 or 7lk Thistle Trade Math Twenty Points make a Collection with 1/6 Postal Note. ".5—25/4. „ Oraamoata—3|lb. packet—l label = ••• ... 1 point Milk Oatiea—Choice plump Oat Grains, ” < lebela «•« ... 2 points 20H >- b »8»- Oemte xg. ’ mizms-put Mt. 6 0 , liab,l = 1 point i For Sil™ Sp™. collect 20 Thistle ’ BoU.d Oats—4lb. bags—l bag= 1 point ft* labels (front with redooal). »» »> »> 201 b. bags—l bftg= ... ... 4 points F** “Thistle” Oatmeal—slb. bags—-1 bag= ... ... 1 point ?jj » 71b. bags 1 bag— ... ... 1 point __ - ” *’ 251 b. bags—l bag= ... ... 4 points j Doctor’s Cream o’ Groats—2 packeta= ... ... 1 point / „ . “Thistle” Semolina l o , . _ I Sweetheart o’Wheat ) ac * B ~ •” •** oin Staaathearl o’ Wheat—For Sil<jer I a N.B.—See Illustrations in margin for representation of the portions Spoon, collect— I and Bags to be retained. ‘ 40—rd lb. packets. I U»e “Thistle” Pure Foods every meal every day— I f° r or Puddings, for Biscuits. jTmnfl&ll ||gs|j?||| -f Start Your Gift Spoon Collection - ■■■ NOW! Cut out thia Aelot. for J tt? t > datura rafaranca. H |W rr ~1 Hrr Rolled Oats The pure A nutriment of the choicest white salt. Un- S I/ j jjj g gTTUI 1/ rivalled in flavour and food value. fl fl fl fl tflflfl V For Silver Spoon, colled— 1* ib Dectar’s Cream •* Grouts—For 20—41 b. "Thistle” Trade Marly. Gpadfi gCPQfiI Silver Spoon, collect—or ' 20lb, „ „ „ _ HAINES-1 —Hb. packets.

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